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Cómo solicitar una visa K1 de prometidos en 2023 ¿Qué es una visa K1? La visa K1 (conocida como visa para prometidos, novios, o fiancé) es un documento de inmigración qué se le otorga a la pareja de un ciudadano de norteamericano. Le permite al visado entrar a los Estados Unidos por un plazo de 90 días con el fin de casarse. Una vez la pareja se case dentro de esos 90 días, pueden solicitar un ajuste de status para que el cónyuge extranjero pueda convertirse legalmente en un residente permanente y ser poseedor de una Green Card. La visa K1 permite solo puede solicitarse una sola vez para. Esta visa también beneficia a los hijos solteros y menores de 21 años del inmigrante, ya que les permite solicitar una…Read More

How to apply for a K1 Fiancé Visa in 2023 What is a K1 visa? A K1 fiancé (or fianceé) visa is an immigration document issued to the foreign fiancé or fiancée of a U.S. citizen. It allows them to enter the U.S. for 90 days for marriage. Once the couple gets married within those 90 days, they may apply for an adjustment of status so the foreign spouse may become a lawful permanent resident (green card holder). The K1 visa is one-entry-only. The K1 visa also benefits the immigrant spouse's children younger than 21 years old and single, since they may apply for a K2 visa and also gain entry to the United States and live there. What are the requirements for the US K1 visa? Both the U.S.…Read More

Learn all about the T Visa If you are or were a victim of human trafficking and are seeking a way to remain in the United States, perhaps you should learn more about how to make a successful T-visa application. In this article we review everything necessary to get the approval of this visa and we will discover what kind of benefits it really offers to the victims who have suffered this terrible crime. What is the T-Visa?  The T nonimmigrant visa is a temporary immigration benefit that allows some victims of a severe form of human trafficking to remain in the United States for up to 4 years, if they have assisted law enforcement in an investigation or prosecution. of acts of human trafficking. T nonimmigrant status is also…Read More

January 1st, the day when a new cycle begins, the day to make better decisions , whether in the short term or in the future, the day to say goodbye to the prev1ous year that gave so many things to some people but also took away so much for others. Every year people from all over the world travel to the United States with the illusion of fulfilling the American dream. There are those who are able to do it with their families, but some do not have the resources and illegally enter the country, where they have to find a place to live, how to get a plate of food, and most importantly, how to support themselves to be able to bring their family. The New Year is always…Read More

To be thankful, is one of the most important things that we are taught when we are growing up. “You have to give thanks,” our mothers used to say when someone gave us something or helped us with something. And in the United States there is a day dedicated especially to that, to give thanks. Thanksgiving Day has its origins in Canada, the tradition started to give thanks for the harvests of the season and for being able to share them. This is a day to share with the family, to celebrate and give thanks for what life has given us throughout the year. Every year millions of families reunite together to give thanks and no one should be an exception to that rule, but there are those who cannot…Read More

Hands up anyone who dressed up as a child, and as an adult too (why not?). How fun it is to get ready for that one night of the year when you can be whoever you want and no one will judge you by what you wear, grab your bag to ask for candy, go out in the street, see more people in costumes and on the same vibe as you. But what would not be fun is if that night, which is intended to be "scary", turns into your daily life, but without the costumes and candy, but days full of anxiety and insecurity because of your status as a non-legal immigrant. That is why it is important that you legalize your stay in the country, so you can…Read More

Millions of people migrate every year in search of a better future and the United States is the first in the list of the most chosen places to go and who wouldn’t like to live the American dream?! But a huge percentage of these people arrive illegally and alone because they cannot bring their family with them. But not everything is so bad, because there are also the friendly hands, those people you meet, who remind you that there are good people, who even though if you are not at home with your loved ones, they make you feel part of their family, they become your family and invite you to spend holidays with them. And how beautiful it is, for example. Christmas, that date in which more love and…Read More

Uno de los días más importantes del año en los Estados Unidos, es el día de Acción de Gracias. Una fecha especial donde las familias y amigos se reúnen para agradecer por las cosas buenas. Se agradece por la salud, las bendiciones y la libertad. Una fecha especial para las familias americanas, que los migrantes que residen por varios años en el país asumen como propias. Fue precisamente un grupo de colonizadores británicos quienes inculcaron esta icónica celebración. Agradeciendo, en ese entonces, por las buenas cosechas luego de duros inviernos. Personas provenientes de otra nación que dejaron tradiciones grabadas en los corazones de todo un país. En 1789, cuando George Washington fue designado primer presidente de EEUU, eligió el 26 de noviembre como día oficial de Acción de Gracias, pero…Read More

Todos los años, a finales de octubre e inicio de noviembre, se mezclan tradiciones religiosas y culturales. Una de estas coincidencias son Halloween y el Día de los Muertos, que se celebran de diferente forma en muchos países del mundo. Halloween o 'Noche de brujas', tiene sus orígenes hace 3.000 años, asociando su celebración a los antiguos pueblos celtas, donde se reunían a festejar las cosechas y a su vez rendirle tributo al dios del Sol, para darle la bienvenida al otoño. Esta conmemoración se denominaba Samhain , cuyo significado es 'Fin del verano'. Esta fecha marcó también el momento en el que los días comenzaban a hacerse más cortos y las noches más largas, pero tal y como ocurría en muchas culturas prehispánicas, también se creía que los espíritus…Read More